J.B. Hunt Transport Software Engineer interview experience

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Fayetteville, ARPosted Sep 2020 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

My interview started after a recruiter / pre-screen phase and then moved into a lot of coding practice.

The job description didn’t specify what programming language would be used, and I repeatedly asked which language I’d be expected to code in, but I never got a clear answer.

I had Java experience, but I hadn’t used Java in about six years, so when I finally had to practice in the coding portion, I felt rusty fast. The language uncertainty definitely threw off my preparation, and I didn’t perform as well as I hoped.

I didn’t end up getting an offer. Looking back, the hardest part wasn’t the coding problems themselves—it was walking into the exercises without knowing the exact language

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